Sentence examples for familiar impression from inspiring English sources

We were left with a familiar impression: Djokovic does everything Murray does, only better.

They have cast a familiar shadow of political instability over Latin America and given the no less familiar impression that the United States backs democracy in the region only if it is run by its friends.

"I like to call it the Culture of Can," she had said earlier, giving her familiar impression of a middle-aged, middle-class matron from the shires who is still at key stage 1 in "talking to little people".

Ultimately they left a familiar impression: Djokovic does everything Murray does, only better; but when they lapsed into mistakes of their own making in a ragged final Murray's 65 were more telling, more regular, more hurtful than the Serb's 41.

More or less everything was brown.Those are the familiar impressions relayed by two new British films.

Used for the same purposes as the more familiar stamp seal and likewise engraved in negative (intaglio), the cylinder-shaped seal was rolled over wet clay on which it left an impression in relief.

The music, both fresh and familiar, reinforces the first impression and makes it universal.

As a singer, though, Lambert made no impression on familiar Queen songs like "Somebody to Love," "Tie Your Mother Down" and "Another One Bites the Dust"; he wasn't telling us anything about the music we didn't already know.

Impressions were familiar to Kitter, who had come to national attention with his wide smile and gleaming teeth in Who Do You Do? (1972-74), alongside comedians such as Freddie Starr, Peter Goodwright and Janet Brown, as well as its sequels, New Who Do You Do? (1975) and Now Who Do You Do? (1976).

Repeatedly we have the impression of a familiar, even timeless kind of beauty's having been hustled, somewhat abruptly, into the here and now, and set before us fervent, nonchalant and renewed.

When they are together, struggling to figure out how they feel about each other and how to express themselves, you get the impression that however familiar these problems might be to the audience, the characters are experiencing them authentically and for the first time.